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Creator:: Holland, Daniel S.
Abstract:: Although widely accepted, management systems that directly restrict catch or effort are neither efficient nor desirable for many fisheries, and have failed to conserve fishery stocks in many cases. Fisheries scientists have suggested that closing part of the fishery with marine reserves may sustain or increase harvest. These marine reserves...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: use of marine reserves for inshore fisheries Daniel S. Holland11[a]1 Department of Environmental

Creator:: Anderson, Christopher and Holland, Daniel S.
Abstract:: When several new species are introduced into the New Zealand Quota Management System in the near future, some of the quota, or single-year annual catch entitlement (ACE), will be tendered through competitive auctions rather than allocated based on historical catch. This study uses a laboratory experiment calibrated to a representative...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: ANNUAL CATCH ENTITLEMENT Christopher Anderson, University of Rhode Island, cma@uri.edu Daniel S. Holland

Creator:: Smith, Martin D. and Wilen, James E.
Abstract:: In marine resource management, spatial policy instruments, including Marine Protected Areas, are becoming increasingly important. The economic motivation for spatially explicit policy is that renewable resources generate, in addition to the conventionally recognized incentives to over-harvest in the face of insecure property rights, spatial externalities that distort the spatial distribution...
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Full Text:: Duke University James E. Wilen Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics University of

Creator:: Asche, Frank, Bjorndal, Trond, and Gordon, Daniel V.
Abstract:: Traditional fisheries management schemes provide fishermen with incentives to maximise their individual share of the catch, while individual vessel quota management schemes change incentives to maximise profits from their individual share of the catch. The way that one models the fishermen’s optimisation problem in empirical studies should reflect the changed...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: School of Economics and Business Administration, Bergen, Norway Daniel V. Gordon Department of Economics

Creator:: Jardine, Sunny and Sanchirico, James N.
Abstract:: Fishing impacts biodiversity on multiple levels, potentially resulting in unintended feedbacks to economic performance of the fishery over time. For example, targeting observable traits within a population can impact genetic diversity, targeting populations within a species can impact population diversity, and targeting valuable species can impact biodiversity at the ecosystem...
Resource Type:: Presentation
Full Text:: . Jardine University of Delaware School of Marine Science and Policy James N. Sanchirico University of

Creator:: Boudribila, Youssef and Wilson, James R.
Abstract:: We focus on problems of access to marine sites for aquaculture in different countries, particularly in Maine, U.S.A. and Canada. The main question examined is how public natural goods (marine space) are allocated for aquaculture activities. Using ideas from law and economics, as well as institutional economics, we looked at...
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Full Text:: AND, MAINE, USA (HOOP JUMPING VS. OPPORTUNITY COST PRICING) Youssef Boudribilaa James R. Wilsonb

Creator:: Sampson, Gabriel S., Sanchirico, James N., and Wilen, James E.
Abstract:: Data scarcity and weak institutional governance make the implementation of top-down, quota-based fisheries management in much of the developing world’s fisheries difficult. An alternative to quota-based management is the use of space-based rights such as territorial use rights fisheries (TURFs). In spite of wide spread use of TURFs as a...
Resource Type:: Presentation
Full Text:: Scale Fisheries Gabriel Sampson, James Sanchirico, & James Wilen University of California, Davis

Creator:: Lew, Daniel K., Sampson, Gabriel S., Himes-Cornell, Amber, and Lee, Jean
Abstract:: The Alaska recreational charter boat sector has undergone significant change in recent years due in part to several regulatory changes in the management of the Pacific halibut sport fishery, including a limited entry program, harvest controls specific to the charter sector, and a Catch Sharing Plan (CSP) implemented during 2014....
Resource Type:: Presentation
Full Text:: in the Alaska Saltwater Sport Fishing Charter Sector* Daniel K. Lew Alaska Fisheries Science

Creator:: Reimer, Matthew, Abbott, Joshua, and Wilen, James
Abstract:: The notion of individual transferable quotas (ITQs) has permeated the fisheries economics literature over the last 40 years. The most long-standing prediction about ITQs has been extensively documented, namely that transferable property rights to harvest induce changes along the extensive margin via consolidation of quota among a smaller number of...
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Full Text:: Abbott**, James Wilen* *University of California, Davis **Arizona State University Abstract

Creator:: Reimer, Matthew, Abbott, Joshua, Wilen, James, and Haynie, Alan
Abstract:: Multispecies fisheries add additional complexity for rights-based management implementation. Imperfectly selective fishing gear may make it difficult for fishermen to match their catch composition with the portfolio of total allowable catches chosen by management. If fishermen can perfectly target their catch, the problem of matching catches with quota allocations declines...
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Full Text:: Fisheries Matthew Reimer*, Joshua Abbott**, James Wilen*, Alan Haynie*** * University of California

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